Feb 07, 2025 | Andrea Maillet | 274 views
OHF Player movement update: London Boundaries
As many of you already know, the OHF announced significant changes to the landscape of minor hockey across the province.
The Greater London Hockey Association (GLHA) is excited to outline the following key guidelines for the upcoming hockey season. These policies aim to maintain a competitive and local-focused environment while offering opportunities for players within our boundaries.
GLHA Boundary guidelines
GLHA will continue to uphold its current boundaries for all A and BB programs to ensure players are competing within their local arenas, making it more convenient for families. Our program will remain restricted to London players only, but we are excited to include players from Lambeth as a part of our boundary.
These boundaries also provide four distinct areas of the city where players can compete under the GLHA umbrella (North, West, Oakridge, Bandits).
Our boundaries and programs remain unchanged at U7, U8, U9, as well as all ages of House League and Select.
London Junior Mustangs (LJM)
The Mustangs program will remain exclusive to London-area players, and this policy will not change. The GLHA is recognizing Lambeth as part of our internal boundaries.
Players who were previously registered with LJM on a Non-Resident Player (NRP) status will be grandfathered in and allowed to participate this season without new restrictions.
For U10-U13 and U18 age groups, we will continue offering a city-wide program. For U14-U16, teams will be divided into Purple and White teams based on their local boundary.
Commitment to player development
GLHA is dedicated to offering affordable and exceptional hockey experiences to all players and we encourage our GLHA families to stay with us for the upcoming season. We will continue to focus on developing not only hockey skills but also the valuable life lessons learned through the sport.
This approach ensures that local players remain engaged while providing opportunities for players to participate, all while fostering player development and promoting a strong community
For more information on these changes please visit:
OHF Player Movement FAQs